Show #1897 1992-12-01 (taped 1992-08-25) Regular

Contestants

Art Waters — a consultant originally from Seattle, Washington

Julie Spore — a financial analyst from Pasadena, California

Michael Ming — a medical student originally from Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania (whose 2-day cash winnings total $23,701)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Michael	$1,900	$3,400	$8,800	$5,999 2nd place: trip for 2 to Mexico City, Mexico	$8,700 19 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Julie	$1,800	$2,400	$4,200	$1,200 3rd place: Towle silver coffee urn	$6,200 20 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)
Art	$900	$1,800	$5,800	$10,801 New champion: $10,801	$4,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

MARSUPIALS	OSCAR-WINNING FILMS	NOTORIOUS	AROUND THE WORLD	FOOD & DRINK	POPE-POURRI
$100 [21] The marsupial mole spends most of its life in this environment underground Julie	$100 [1] Robert De Niro, John Savage & Christopher Walken played 3 friends who served in Vietnam in this 1978 film The Deer Hunter Julie	$100 [16] He was nicknamed "Scarface" & his brother Ralph, "Bottles" Al Capone Art	$100 [11] Ticino is this country's most southerly canton Switzerland Michael	$100 [6] The name of this confection comes from the Aztec word "xocoatl" chocolate Michael	$100 [22] Pope Alexander VI, a member of this family, used his power to get his daughter Lucrezia married 3 times the Borgias Art
$200 [23] The koala feeds entirely on the leaves & shoots of this tree the eucalyptus Julie	$200 [2] Originally rated X, this film starring Jon Voight in the title role won the 1969 Oscar Midnight Cowboy Michael	$200 [17] Over $11,000 of the ransom money paid in this case was found in Bruno Hauptmann's garage the Lindbergh baby kidnapping Michael	$200 [12] Ringette, a sport for women that resembles ice hockey, was invented in this North American country in 1963 Canada Art	$200 [7] Like chicory, dried figs can be roasted & used to make a substitute for this beverage coffee Julie	$200 [26] In 1854 Pius IX set the church's position on this event concerning the Virgin Mary the Immaculate Conception Michael Art
$300 [24] The common or Virginia species of this marsupial is the only one native to North America the opussum Michael	$300 [3] Completes the title of 1980's winning foreign-language film, "Moscow Does Not Believe in..." Tears Julie	$300 [18] The crime partner of Richard Loeb, he worked as a medical technician after being released from prison (Nathan) Leopold Michael	$300 [13] You'll find this Turkish capital on a river of the same name Ankara Art	$300 [8] It's the boys' version of a Shirley Temple a Roy Rogers Julie	$300 [27] In the early 1900s Pius X restored this traditional music to the liturgy Gregorian chant Julie
$400 [25] Possibly extinct, this "wolf" of an Australian island is the largest meat-eating marsupial the Tasmanian wolf Julie	$400 [4] Greta Garbo delivered her famous line "I want to be alone" in this Oscar-winning 1932 film Grand Hotel Michael	$400 [19] Burglar Robert E. Burns wrote the book "I am a Fugitive from a Georgia" one of these a chain gang Julie	$400 [14] It's name is Persian for "Land of the Kurds" Kurdistan Art	$400 [9] Referring to the type of poultry it's often served with, a Chinese plum sauce can also be called this a duck sauce Julie	$400 [28] He succeeded Pius XII John XXIII Art
$500 [30] Among the few enemies of Kangaroos are man & these wild dogs dingos Michael	DD $600 [5] Bing Crosby sang "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral" in this 1944 Oscar winner Going My Way Michael	$500 [20] This famous pair of robbers met their end near Gibsland, Louisiana in May 1934 Bonnie & Clyde Art	$500 [15] European country whose capital, Tirane, lies near the Adriatic Sea Albania Julie	$500 [10] A hamburger cooked with minced onion & often served with a sauce is this steak named for an Eng. physician Salisbury Michael	$500 [29] Pius XI & the Italian government worked out this 1929 treaty creating the state of Vatican City the Lateran Treaty

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC HOMES	FASHION	THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER	SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS	WORLD COINS	PRESIDENTS' FATHERS
$200 [20] Every Summer, performances of "The Miracle Worker" are presented at her Ivy Green home in Alabama Helen Keller Art	$200 [10] Hawaiian shirts are also known as these, so we guess you can wear them to say "Hello" or "Goodbye" Aloha shirts Art	$200 [9] Silt from the river had added about 50 square miles to this state in the last 200 years Louisiana Julie	$200 [1] "The barge she sat in, like a burnished throne, burned on the water" Cleopatra Julie	$200 [19] Their 1981 marriage was marked with commemorative crowns issued by Great Britain Charles & Di Julie	$200 [2] This man was the first father who was alive when his son became president John Adams Julie
$400 [27] His winter home in Fort Myers, Florida is partially lit by his handmade bulbs that have burned since the '20s (Thomas) Edison Art	$400 [11] An old-fashioned style of glasses whose name may remind you of your mother's mother granny glasses Julie	$400 [14] From an Indian term, the Mississippi is often called "The Father of" these waters Michael Art	$400 [5] Regan, his second daughter, is married to the Duke of Cornwall King Lear Michael	$400 [23] A 30-drachma piece issued in 1963 celebrated the 100th anniv. of this country's then-current royal dynasty Greece Art	$400 [3] This 20th C. president's father had a middle name, Anderson, while he only got an initial Harry Truman Michael
$600 [28] Scotchtown, one of the largest Colonial houses in Virginia, was home to this orator before he became governor Patrick Henry Art	$600 [12] The cheongsam, a sheath with a slit skirt, features this kind of "Chinese official" collar a Mandarin collar Michael	$600 [15] This river joins the Mississippi south of Cairo Illinois, doubling the amount of freight traffic the Ohio River Julie Art	$600 [6] By the end of this play, the title character's son Lucius Andronicus is emperor of Rome Titus Andronicus Art	$600 [24] During its WWII occupation of this country, Germany issued coins featuring a tulip the Netherlands Julie	$600 [4] His father died before he was born so he was raised by an uncle, Sardis Birchard (Rutherford Birchard) Hayes Michael
$800 [29] The Old Stone House, thought to be the oldest surviving home in Washington, D.C., is located in this historic section Georgetown Julie	$800 [13] The 3 dark colors in the plaid of the Black Watch are black, blue & this green Art	$800 [21] When taken together, the Mississippi & this river are the world's third longest the Missouri Julie	$800 [7] Hamlet says of him, "He was a man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again" Hamlet's father, Hamlet Sr. Art	$800 [25] In 1904 this Central AMerican country issued its first coins, tiny 2 1/2 centismos & a huge half balboa Panama Julie	$1,000 [18] Middle name shared by President Coolidge & his father Calvin Michael
$1,000 [30] A house that belonged to U.S. Sec'y of State James G. Blaine has been home to this state's govs. since 1919 Maine	$1,000 [16] Traditional espadrilles have soles made out of this material rope Julie Art	$1,000 [22] This state's Lake Itasca is the source of the river Minnesota Michael	DD $2,000 [8] This play features maskers, musicians & an apothecary Romeo and Juliet Art	$1,000 [26] Originally referring to gold ducats, the name of this Polish coin means "golden" a zloty Michael	DD $2,000 [17] George Bush's father Prescott Bush represented this New England State in the U.S. Senate Connecticut Julie

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

The last of his 56 children, Mabel Sanborn, died in 1950 at age 87

Brigham Young

Julie "Who was Chase Sanborn" — wagered $3,000

Art "Who was Brigham Young?" — wagered $5,001

Michael "Who is the King of Siam" — wagered $2,801

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